Category: Liberal Arts Education

Creating global citizens: a case for interdisciplinary studies Informed citizens can make informed decisions, making education the bread and butter of democracy. Higher education should foster this attitude, build off of students foundational knowledge and push them to think critically. It is liberal arts claim to do this, however, the General Education structure is in…

Liberal arts are a field of study dependent on objective reasoning, and it incorporates the territories of humanities, social and physical sciences, and arithmetic. A Liberal arts Philosophy underscores the advancement of basic reasoning and expository aptitudes, the capacity to take care of complex issues, and comprehension of morals and profound quality, just as a…

Career Wellness Reflection 1. A summary of the main points of the speaker’s emphasis (this can be in paragraph form, via bullet points, or another format that works well for you); I really enjoyed having Michelle talk about career wellness, as it is something my classmates and I are thinking of and worrying about as…

At some point in life, many Christians question why did God create them and what is their purpose here in this world. In other words, they wonder what God is calling for their lives. Thankfully, I have never been in that confused stage of my life because God has helped me as a kid to…

In the latest society, there have been debates on a part of what the function of higher coaching ought to be headquartered on. Is it Liberal arts training or is it profession-oriented education? There are two types of training that are controversial in our society of education. Liberal arts schooling’s focal point on creating competencies…

In order to talk about what a liberal education is and what it means to someone I am going to be writing about William Cronons views as well as Andrew Delbanco and David Wallace on what they perceive it is. After that I will be writing about my own experiences with USP and my opinion…

This paper is a research into the History of Liberal Arts, in particular, what is identified as a liberal arts education, when was it first recognized, and how it evolved. My research will focus on the historical roots of a liberal arts program and the benefits it brought to those who pursued a liberal arts…

INTRODUCTION Facilities of liberal education are facing declines in enrollments due to a bounty of reasons; We have been declining at the high costs of tuition, the increasing levels of student debt, and the declining success of college graduates in finding good jobs. Rather than we question politicalness and delve into deep inquiries, we are…

The debate between STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education and liberal arts education has gained significant attention in recent years. While both approaches offer unique benefits, the emphasis on STEM fields has led to questions about the value of a well-rounded education that encompasses the liberal arts. In this essay, we will explore the…

Creating global citizens: a case for interdisciplinary studies Informed citizens can make informed decisions, making education the bread and butter of democracy. Higher education should foster this attitude, build off of students foundational knowledge and push them to think critically. It is liberal arts claim to do this, however, the General Education structure is in…